陳逸聰91上期中
1.Why do electric circuits lead to differential equations?
(5%)
2.(Half-life)If in a reactor, uranium 92U237 loses 10% of its weight within 1
day, what is its half-life? How long would it take for 99% of the original
amount to disappear?
(5%)
3.Given the curves y=cx^2 , where c is arbitrary. Find their orthogonal
trajectories.
(10%)
4.(Mixing problem)The tank in Fig.1 contains 80 lb of salt dissolved in 500gal
╓─────────╖ of water. The inflow per minute is 20lb
══╝-- ║ of salt dissolved in 20 gal of water.
-> \ ║ The outflow is 20gal/min of the uniform
══╗ --------------║ mixture. Find the time when the salt
║ ╚══ content y(t) in the tank reaches 95% of
║ -> its limiting value (as t→∞).
╰════════════
Fig.1 (10%)
5.Apply Picard's iteration to the following problem. Only do the first three
steps. Sketch or plot every approximate solution curve obtained. Find the
exact solution. Compare. y'=y^2 ,y(0)=1
(14%)
6.What is the superposition principle? Does it hold for nonlinear equations?
For nonhomogeneous linear equations? For homogeneous linear equations? Why
is it important?
(3%)
7.How would you preatically test for linear independence of two functions? Of
n solutions of a linear differential equation?
(4%)
8.What is a particular solution? Why are particular solutions generally more
common as final answers to practical problems than general solutions?
(4%)
9.What is the Modification Rule and when did we need it?
(3%)
10.Find a general solution for y'' - 2πy' + (π^2)y = 2e^(πx) .
(Show the details of your calculations.)
(8%)
11.Solve the problem. (D^3 - D^2 - D + 1)y=0,y(0)=2,y'(0)=1,y''(0)=0.
(8%)
12.(a)Find the steady-state current in the RLC-circuit in Fig.2, assuming that
L=1henry, R=2000ohms, C=4*10^-3 farad, and e(t)=110sin415t (66cycles/sec)
(8%) C ──
┌────||────┐ k spring
│ │ │
R L m Mass
│ │ │
└──o E(t) o───┘ c Dashpot
Fig.2 Fig.3
(b)Find a general solution of the homogeneous equation corresponding to the
equation in (a).
(8%)
(c)Find the steady-state solution of the system in Fig.3 when m=1,c=2,k=6
and the driving force is sin2t+2cos2t.
(10%)
13.Solve the nonhomogeneous Euler-Cauchy equation by variation of parameters.
(x^3)y''' - (3x^2)y'' + 6xy' -6y = (x^4)lnx
(10%)
14.Find the currents I1(t) and I2(t) in the network shown in Fig.4, given the
┌─L=1henry─┬──||──┐ C=0.25farad initial currents are
│->I1 I1|│->I2 C I2|│ I1(0)=28amperes,
switch t=0 V│ V│ I2(0)=14amperes.
│ R1=4ohms │
E=12volts │ │
└──────┴─R2=6ohms┘ Fig.4
(10%)
Total:120%
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